We Are Warriors - The Film

[Guest]

Lol

[singher23]

Good luck man. Make us proud

[AkashdeepSBatth]

@Singh1234567 ji veerji 2-3 scenes of Akali phoola singh ji !!

[Guest]

Yay

[hsisingh]

@singh559 veerji okay here it is simple funda ::

20 shares

EACH share equals to 20 lacs.

Now the shareholder will get a profit of 10% on his share on 11th month. i.e his amount will be 22 lacs. Also if the film turns out to be a big hit we will give 5% loyality bonus to the shareholder.

5 shares are sold. 15 are left. I must say m struggling hard for those 15 :(

I think a potential maximum return of 15% is very poor upside for an investment that is highly speculative. Your investor is carrying all the risk and you get all the upside above a 15% return - if the film is successful. You can get 5% guaranteed return with your money in the bank!!

What happens if you run out of money before the film is ready for release? do you have some form of insurance to cover you?

Also, why don't you pre-sell some distribution rights to raise funds?

Whilst, i admire what you are trying to do, I think purely from an investor perspective you need to think through your offer again - if you are to raise the funds.

[hsisingh]

The outfits worn by the Khalsa do not appear to be accurate for that era...if you look at pics from the Victorian era.

[lsingh]

Its a great subject to cover Hari Singh Nalwa. The Battles fought by the Sikhs during this period of his life extended the Sikh Empire over a lot of North India.

The Sikh Army 1799-1849 published by Osprey is a good source of pictures of Sikh soldiers during this time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sikh_Empire